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feature
interest,
creative
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NEW
YORK
Reuters
Ner
y
rc
women
turn
the
ttreeta
of
their
rity
into
a
bia?e
of
co.or
which
makes
Paris
look
aimost
I
jte
an
monochrome
by
compart-
son
But
for
all
her
ay
us?
of
the
ra.r.oow.
M.is
New
Y
-rk
cos
noi
rr.iee
a
much
individuality
aj
M
s?
Parj
does
aeair.st
a
background
that
Is
basically
black.
Th'
:
.s
a
lot
to
be
Sj.id
for
ootr
iae.
Certalr.
ly
.
arriving
In
New
York
after
years
in
Pam.
I
was
iro-press-d
by
the
American
wom-ar
xter-iTe
and
varied
use
of
co.or
r.
her
ensembles,
and
I
felt
a.
must
drab
in
Paris
black
and
h.t
This
gay
Painters
Palette"
look
I
fxitd
as
American
as
the
chic
look
in
French
The
girls
strolling
down
Filth
Avenue
are
one
of
the
city
s
most
s'Nkmg
attributes,
and
for
&auty
en
masse,
outrival
anything
that
Paris
has
to
offer.
Their
weli-mt
suits
are
highlighted
with
brilliant
yeLows,
oranges
or
greens
Startling
red
ard
vivid
gieer.
accessories
ac-c
rr.par.y
navy
and
black
Introducing
a
gay
note
to
the
busy
s'
reels
These
healthy
girls
have
Lttie
r."-ed
for
make-up,
and
most
M-em
sensible
enough
to
leave
t
h
e
ir
sun-kissed
complexions
with
only
a
cash
of
powder
and
a
'ouch
of
lipstick.
The
Parisier.r.e
always
maintains
her
chic.
Heavy
make-up
i'
an
essential
part
of
her
grooming
Even
at
9
am.
with
her
eternal
fishnet
market
bag,
a
French
woman
is
completely
made
up
Her
hair
is
alway
impeccable
a?
everyone,
from
"Chateau
Ma-dames"
to
secretaries,
pay
a
weekly
visit
tp
the
"coiffeur"
However
they
never
obtain
the
glossy
sheen
and
soft
natural
curl
so
current
in
this
country
FOP
LONG
SF.R
ICE
The
Parisian
wears
black,
undoubtedly
due
to
the
fact
that
her
clothes
are
planned
for
many
yearr
service.
New
accessories
will
be
added
every
sca.vjn
but
they
w
ill
consist
of
a
w
hite
collar,
gold
p"
or
a
new
wav
of
knotting
a
long
rope
of
pearls.
The
American
college
girl
has
available
ii
her
a
group
of
-iothes
that
a
Pnrisierme
could
never
find,
even
In
her
favorite
specialty
shop
M:.ss
America
is
offered
tweed
th'.rtr
built
over
a
crinoline,
adding
femininity
to
tailored
fabric
Practical
corduroy
is
more
exciting
than
ever
when
interpreted
in
prints
and
checks
and
i
d
even
for
dance
frocks.
The
girl
in
this
country
gives
a
-mi't
touch
to
her
ensemble
with
?.
fcarf
knotted
at
the
neckline,
twin
pins
at
the
waist
or
on
the
shoulde:
.
But
I
don't
like
the
way
t
'n
of
them
will
wear
an
identical
veil
in
an
identical
way.
One
of
the
best
features
of
fashion
here
is
the
combination
ol
French
and
American
design-ins,.
Often.
In
Paris,
I
have
ad-
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It
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the
dmijy
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white
nyion,
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too.
for
woollen
sweatert.
F'e'fr
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twice
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good.
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the
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other
tori.
;i.t
henr
rr.
to'tht
jt
t.-f-a
for
the
cfc
m-lr.er
roa.-t'
Or
ho
xatr.
cocoa
shos
o
prepares
lor
.."..
S'ji
iwrtsiay
pirty?
Tn
a.'-ft-r
is
a
q-iinaty
chart
Cw
oa
lo
wrre
1:
Or
?
pvu.'.d
cocoa;
Jive
cup
a?ar;
.o
tea-vrj
ti.t.
to
c'jp
cod
tritr:
t.x
jrt
tx,Dr.g
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q-artj
hot
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cocoa
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coitl
avr
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qiirt
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30
mi.'.uti
t.rr.r.g
freq
uvn'.-y.
hii
r-.r.a..'.:r
of
hot
rni.it
ard
at'-r
toffee
U
writ
IWl:
Or..z
and
thre-qarttr
pour,
dj
cofief;,
tc
eiviis.
or.e
u-.upoon
.siit:
fr.
eaL'or.?
ootimg
atr.
Beat
e?as
ar.d
autl
craj.'itd
h?:;
and
a.t
with
or.f-ha.!
cup
of
cold
at-r.
Boil
ger.t.y
for
15
or
20
minutes
ar.d
..r.er,
rtaicve
bag
of
coffee
an-j
o.';':.-s.
Tea
to
erre
IM.-.Or.e
IfJ-i
tea:
J:v
gaiiou
ooiiix.g
ater.
Tie
tfa
i'o-v.y
ir:
a
double
thtc-K-t.ea
of
cr.eeec;oth.
Cover
t:rjt-17
and
st
aside
for
five
to
e:.'..t
minutes
in
a
p.
ace
rtere
it
nor.
':
frvJ-
Remove
the
Bag
before
SANDWICH
HINT
One
iar?e
sandwich
loaf
'three
pounds'
cuta
50
to
70
Alices..
One
.-ma.i
Aanci.ch
loaf
cuU
20
i.ict.
Or
e
large
loaf
require
half
a
pound
of
butter
and
tnrs-quarte
to
one
pound
of
fprea'i
filling.
One
quart
of
either
bulk
or
brie
l'e
c.'ta.n
will
terve'IO
to
12
pervji.-i.
PIES
ALWAYS
HELP.
Piei
make
taty
desiserji
at
any
t.me.
"
Here's
a
reci;je
for
pumpkin
pie
filling
calculated
to
bring
all
kinds
of
co.T.pluiien'j-
from
the
head
of
the
houe.
I.igredients:
One
pint
pumpkin:
p.nt
milk;
two
eggs
beaten.
Mix
one
lea-spccn
c:niian:or.;
or.e-ha.f
teaspoon
cloves:
one
t'.xpoon
ginger:
p:n;h
salt,
o:.-cup
.-j:r
Aad
city
ingred.er.-.
to
hqu;as
and
pour
liito
uncojk-t'i
pie
.-..ne.l.
Bake.
Batterii;
y.z'a
p.e
aUo
u,
at-
.
tr
ao'tive.
partitfti.atly
to
anyone
'1.0
a
v-ec.
too'h
lor
ce.
-r..
Iiikret:ient.:
Or.
tab.espoor.
melted
oatter:
two
table
pon
Lour,
to
yolkjs;
one
:u.j
i
milk;
one
cup
orown
huuiit.
Met
butter
and
mix
in
Lour.
Add
'
e!!
beaten1
egg
yoliu,
milk
and
fugr
and
biiu
in
a
double-boiler
until
it
thickem.
Bake
.shell
and
pour
in
cooked
mixture.
Make
meririgue
of
white
of
egg.
HEALTH
HINTS
Did
you
kno
"varieiy
meats"
isuch
a
neai
t,
liver,
kidney,
tongue,
trai;
s
a::d
sweetbread
are
jus:
as
healthful
us
the
better
known
cuts
of
meat?
Health
officials
ai.-o
.'.ay
tney
provide
all
the
protein
n.
mincraui
and
vitamins
isl
irje
'
'(
cxpc;riMve
mea
.-
They
5U0
car.
be
made
into
ta.s'y
dishes.
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The
Cnalltnjer
Label
ii
youf
.
guarantee
of
fine
uniform
quality!
Orlebrr
It.
1931
LONDON
Complete
nomination
returns
today
tor
the
Bri'ish
general
election
October
27
gave
j
47
Conservatives
12
Liberal
and
'
six
Laborite
stats
by
aeclama-
i
lion.
SAN
FRANCISCO
The
Japan-
;
se
f.e.ghter.
Yonan
Mara.
was.
given
up
for
lost
today,
follow-
J
mg
cistresji
signals
she
was
sink-1
ing
and
r.eedod
immediate
as.is-
'
J
taisce
Three
searching
ships
found
only
part
of
a
cargo
of
Itjgs
Hithest
prices
of
the
seas-jn
for
halibut
were
recorded
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the
week
Canadian
prices
were
115
and
three
cents
to
the
Vera
Beatrice
American
fish
sold
fur
12
4
and
four
cents.
Skipper
Bill
Wrathall's
party
was
the
only
hunting
group
from
the
Yacht
Club
successful
last
meek-end,
bagging
two
deer
in
Tucts
lniet.
Many
others
were
out
but
without
success
mired
a
little
suit
worn
by
a
mannequin
strutting
through
Dior's
salon
while
1
wondered
how
I
could
wear
it.
Here.
I
find
an
interpretation
which
retains
all
the
excitement
of
the
original
but
can
go
anywhere.
American
designers
pick
up
a
jutting
Fath
pocket,
a
sloping
Lanvin
or
a
Desies
apron
and
create
a
completely
rrew
fashion
that
seems
ideally
suited
to
the
1951
way
of
living.
The
best
lesson
which
Americans
can
learn
from
the
French
woman
is
probably
her
truly
individual
way
of
dressing
Income
bracket
has
nothing
to
do
with
her
constant
search
to
express
h-r
own
personality
and
allure
A
good
part
cf
her
life
is
devoted
to
research
on
her
wardrobe,
and
even
if
sh
can
afford
a
Dior
model
she
will
modify
it
to
suit
her
personal
style
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New
Forestry
Officer
Here
A
r.ew
ofLcial
for
the
central
British
Columbia
area
u
beir.g
stationer
at
Prince
Ruport
ir.
connection
with
the
provincial
F
r.-t
Branch
service.
He
is
Wi.':am
Kepper.
University
of
Br.tixn
Columbia
graduate,
whu
is
coming
this
we'k-e:.d
from
Vic'oriu
to
assume
the
duties
of
parks
and
recrealinal
officer.
Hl-
wo:k
ha
U,
do
wuli
the
upei
vision
of
provincial
parks
and
r.-crea'ion
areas
and
his
.'urisoiction
is
in
both
the
Prince
G'rorze
and
prince
Rupert
for-ejj'rv
(ii,t,-i.
ts
with
headquarters
in
Prince
Rupert
Accompanying
.'.j.
H
pper
here
is
his
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keen
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